tell our viewers and you a little bit understanding for those people they went through a lot of celeste's that so you know it just ask you the time of the incident where their police looking after this protest was there pretty police protection was there an escort moving with the protesters a was this just a truck this is people and there was no protection and no coordination. so to speak you know there was no there was no police there was there was no police and for a specific reason you're right this was 1020000 people marching and the police really kept a low profile they watch their monitor but from a decent decent. distance away and when they were actually when these protesters were here on the highway there was no police i could see. and then of course there was a traffic jam here because protesters were on the highway and traffic backed up and the only elaine open or drivable was here right here when you see the the furthest left lane and this is where the truck actually drove through the crowd and drove towards the crowd so he actually exactly did trajectory where you see the truc

and that was the president of the european commission or celeste underlined speaking with me earlier now to the united states where hundreds of demonstrators crowded inside of michigan's capitol building to protest against the state governors coronavirus lockdown order some demonstrators carrying rifles and attempted to enter the legislative chamber but were held back by police. for the 2nd time in 2 weeks protesters gathered outside the state capitol in michigan to demand an end to stay at home orders and business restrictions. but this time they didn't stop there. hundreds of demonstrators stormed the capitol building to condemn a plan by the democratic state governor to extend emergency powers for another month some of them with rifles and signed an executive order this morning governor gretchen whitman has already issued an executive order to extend a state of emergency and protesters say that's a violation of their rights viruses here it's going to be here so we need to get out and live our lives you quit taking our economy deep into socialism. it's time to let people go back to

celeste week i decided to give non- pronto alaskan of the week speech of my backyard. it was not here in the senate floor although we usually do the way we are doing it today i was highlighting these workers, many of them part of the teamsters, local 959, led by third-generation teamster. so what to say thank you to them again. we talk a lot about people that are telecommuting that is greatl it's important to get through this pandemic. a lot of people who cannot doom that. we know that pretty our national heroes right now are the workers essential workers on the frontlines, keeping our economy and supply line open and moving. another way back to dc in the senate is open again, finally open again, in the business of the senate is continuing so does our alaskan of the week series from the floor of the u.s. senate. one of my favorite times of the week when i get to focus on a special alaskan. our group of alaskans, his main alaska such a great unique place. so i had intended as i mentioned on my alaskan of the weeks speech here coming back to focus on more of these front-

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traten en casa con eso me retiro myrka >> asÍ es maria celeste gracias amigos hasta maÑana nos vemos. ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) (mÚsica) (mÚsica) un nuevo estudio sugiere la existencia de una nueva cepa del covid-19 que podrÍa ser aÚn mÁs contagiosa >>> mÁs de una decena de niÑos dieron positivo una peligrosa enfermedad similar al covid-19 >>> este es un noticiero telemundo 48 a las cinco >>> buenas tardes, gracias por su sintonÍa. el gobernador se reuniÓ este martes con el dueÑo de un pequeÑo negocio en sacramento para hablar sobre cÓmo se estÁn preparando los comercios para la reapertura al pÚblico de manera responsable y segura despuÉs, como parte de su gira de re recuperaciÓn economica de reinversiÓn, hablo de manera virtual con trabajadores manufactureros y otros propietarios de pequeÑas empresas sobre sus ideas de cÓmo puede animarse la reactivaciÓn econÓmica como resultado de la pandemia >>> la policÍa de san josÉ estÁ vigilante hasta la posibilidad d de que decenas de residentes salgan a las calles a celebrar el 5 de mayo. luego de que en el fin de semana cien

muy probable es la renovaciÓn del tÉcnico siboldi que tiene como lÍder de la clasificaciÓn a los celestess de la familia con todos. mandenos en las fotos de los graduados que quiere felicitar ya se habÍa whatsapp o correo electrÓnico. queremos compartir estas fotografÍas. llegam hasta maÑana. jorge: el nÚmero de muertes por coronavirus en estados unidos superÓ las 80 mil. mientras tanto son cinco niÑos fallecidos de sÍntomas vinculados a la enfermedad. la preocupaciÓn aumenta. el presidente trump pide a los estados que reabran sus actividades la casa blanca toma medidas para enfrentar un brote interno de coronavirus. el gobierno de colorado confronta a un restaurante al que acusa de reabrir sus puertas en desafio a una orden estatal. la mascarilla que cubre la estatua de bechagham es un golazo para la enfermera que la cofeccionÓ. le hizo una a su esposo ahora tiene miles de pedidos. ♪

celeste how i met jack. holding one. survive a little food, got it. i later discovered the jack is just incredibly confident. he is by it. he is really good. it just shows through. cat: you mentioned earlier you have almost like a brother relationship with him. you are so defensive of him the first time he was pushed out of twitter. are your thoughts now that there has been this recent activist investor push once again to potentially push him out of the company and what are your thoughts about that. jim: , you guys have tried that before. if you came out twice, let him with his own company. you keep bringing him back. like who else but jack will run twitter well. then again, i don't know anything about twitter. i don't have anything to do with the company but i would say this pretty jack is a fantastic leader. he's a guy who thinks deeply. and this whining about the fact he is running to public companies. he has been phenomenally successful with square. i would leave him alone. cat: got it. what you think it is about him that gives him the ability to

annualized caroline: vonnie: vonnie: we are hearing a lot about countries and companies turning inward celestelobalization more of the need to source things internally during this time. have you had to change routes because of that? seen, we have generally volumes come down especially into the second quarter one would also expect that on the back of this pandemic. you don't see a lot of change in sourcing patterns just yet but some of it might come if you look a couple of years ahead. on the screen right now, we've got your share price. it's up over the last year 504%. you just told me you are facing difficult times when it comes to seaborne container traffic. why is your share price up as much as it is? can you give us some degree of explanation? >> i don't think so. it's not up to us to comment on that and to be honest, we are trying to understand that and there is no obvious reason for it. are you incentivized in any way? is anybody incentivized in any way of the share price continues to climb? you've got four major shareholders and i'm wondering if any of them are potentially involved in t

dancing or that's all bullet i'll celeste headlee to delusion always deadly violence has been on therise in egypt specially in the sinai peninsula the northeast corner of this remote region has become for european leaders one of the middle east's hottest front lines against all groups the c.c. government appears to be struggling to contain this threat of islamic state militants who are based in the sinai and of course now with the effect of collapse of slotnick state power in iraq and syria there are indications that at least some of those fighters are now coming from those areas into the sinai but it's hard to know what's really happening in northeast side as the independent media have not been allowed into the area for years. imagine you feel for. where they just. go back it up. to me that i did it and then let's go on this thing that's in the cia which had only been back it up policy and here fredricka. and you know did you want to get on the. unconfirmed leagues from the area reveal horrific pictures of the egyptian army's brutal crackdown amid increasing concerns for the civilia

governor taff and governor celeste. long conference call right before i came on here about how we continue to grow that testing. it's important. we need to be able to have it so we can vigorously trace. we also have to have it so that, frankly, we can go into some -- if there's a hot spot, we can move in and take care of that hot spot. so testing is a lot more robust today than it was the last time you and i talked, but we still have a ways to go. >> well, the string of contact tracers, you had people wanting to do that job. that's going to be a critical role. again, i just think for any leader this is an extraordinarily difficult time and difficult task and i appreciate you taking the time to talk to us, governor dewine. thank you. >> thank you, anderson. appreciate it. >> doctors are becoming concerned about other unusual illnesses that may be connected to the pandemic. we wanted to try to know more about this. sanjay gupta is going to join us shortly just to take a look at what this may mean. we'll be right back. - w

times, and in the economist, if it is not one of those five -- actually your institution, they go celeste tried to talk me into doing this back in 2016 of building a micro payment system and the reason he wanted to do this and the reason i've been doing this is because all of us as consumers want to be able to pay more for good stuff and less for bad stuff because that's how we signal what's good, i'm about to go have lunch in d.c. and i will spend my money at some restaurant and i will eat vegan because they eat a plant-based diet. if i buy expensive vegetables and pay more for a plant burger and a what a real hamburger, that's a vote for a plant-based diet, if i pay 20 bucks for a burger, that is 20 votes for this thing that i want. we tabulate all those votes and that's what gives us quality in everything. but it does not work online, this greeting about online consumption is if i trick you into watching something for ten seconds i make the same pennies off the seconds as of the ten seconds you love, your journal assesses what you do for living, you need to get paid your whole organiza

if it is not one of those five so actually your institution i think it was celeste [inaudible] tried to talk me into doing this and back in 2016 building a micro payment system and the reason he wanted to do this and the reason i've done this is because all of us as consumers want to be able to pay more for good stuff and less for bad stuff because that's how we signal what is good. i'm about to go have lunch in dc and will spend my money at some restaurant and i will eat vegan because i.e. a plant -based diet and if i buy expensive vegetables and pay more for a plant burger that i went for a real hamburger that's a vote for a plant -based diet. that's a vote that gets tabulated and if i pay $20 for a burger that 20 votes for this sort of thing. we tabulate all those votes and that is what gives us quality in everything but it doesn't work online because the screwy thing about online consumption is that if i trick you into watching something for ten seconds i make the same couple of pennies off those ten seconds as if i create ten seconds you loved so you are a journalist and that's

they include the author of "little fires everywhere," celeste ng, actress olivia munn, award-winningor of "crazy rich asians," jon m. chu, professor and vice chancellor at the ucla school of law, jerry kang, and foreign correspondent ramy inocencio. they also told us about the racism they faced during the pandemic and why they're proud of their heritage. >> i think what it's important to know about asian american history is that it is american history. >> i'm half filipino and half chinese, and i like to add all american. >> each one of our lives is a tapestry threaded by our different experiences, culture, and family histories. >> being asian american means being part of one of the most diverse, vast demographics imaginable. but it is a wholly distinctive category unto itself. >> i think about my dad and my mom. both of which came to there country when they were in their late teens and 20s. i remember them serving people in the dining room, and occasionally, you'd get the rude ones. >> didn't know a lick of english, and my parents didn't have any money. we made it work. let's be hon

today, bestselling author celeste eng discussings her book that's a series, "little fires everywhere.stry more diverse. we're sharing the stories of other influential asian americans and pacific islanders on our "cbs this morning" instagram page. a lot going on there. we'll be right back. ♪ >>> remember how venus said she wants to bring a little happiness with "game on!" this is what we think brings happiness. king dancing with his cousins cadee and brent. they were filming with tiktok dance. his mother said that king didn't an >>> this is a kpix 5 news morning update. >> good morning. it is a:55. if you are headed out, it's been busy, lots of volume, it is easing up. the lights are on but they are dwindling down for the commute as you head westbound out of the east bay. into san francisco. busy coming off the bay bridge as you go into the city but the toll plaza, things look better there. elsewhere as we look at traffic on 101 southbound, you have the usual brake lights, southbound 101, into san rafael, no accidents or incidents, stop and go as you head out of petaluma and southbound

former governor bob taft and governor celeste, i asked them to head this up.lled up their sleeves, and it's been helpful. we have more capacity in regards to the testing. it is a work in progress. we're also standing up about what we hope will be about 1,800 health workers around the state who do the tracing. we've got to be focused on that tracing as we open up. so we feel good about where we are. it still remains certainly a very much work-in-progress. a lot of it does come back to individual decisions. i mean, i've talked to ohioans and said, "look, this is in longer about what i order or what the health director orders. it's about what you do each and every day. it is going to depend on, you know, how well we do everything." >> from health safety to economic survival, governor, as you work to solve this issue of reopening, are you prepared for the next challenge that will certainly happen? that is, that these companies and businesses are going to have less than half the customers that they used to have walking into their stores, sitting at their restaurant